Julie Foudy and the U.S. willl face their toughest test of the World Cup. (AP)
The real Women's World Cup final is Oct. 12, but the general feeling is the U.S.-Germany semifinal showdown on Sunday (ESPN2, 7:30 p.m. ET) in Portland could very well be the unofficial title game.
And for good reason. They are the only undefeated teams left in the tourney, they feature the two most prolific attacks in women's soccer and both have world-class players who can win a game in the blink of an eye.
Marc Connolly gives the edge to the United States, but says Germany is the only team in the world that has the firepower to beat the U.S. when the Americans are on their game. [+]
And for good reason. They are the only undefeated teams left in the tourney, they feature the two most prolific attacks in women's soccer and both have world-class players who can win a game in the blink of an eye.
Marc Connolly gives the edge to the United States, but says Germany is the only team in the world that has the firepower to beat the U.S. when the Americans are on their game. [+]
| The U.S. National Team pool player and former Philadelphia Charge defender talked about the World Cup and more on Friday. [+] |
